Flat tracker

Most guys can't think beyond a box of chocolates or a bunch of flowers as a gift for their significant other. But Uwe Kostrewa is a true romantic. He's just built this peachy Yamaha SR500 flat tracker for his girlfriend, Steffi—and it's not the first custom bike he's built for her either. Uwe works as Hombrese Bikes out of his workshop in Cologne, Germany, and regularly races and builds custom flat track motorcycles. He has a knack for creating machines that are low-key handsome, trading…

Wilco Lindner's stunning RD125: Built for the love of screaming two-strokes...The Yamaha RD125 was an air-cooled, two-stroke twin that boasted 17 horsepower at 9000 rpm and a top speed of 78 mph. It was something of a pint-size screamer, a 125cc lightweight whose power output doubled betwe

This Yamaha SR500 flat tracker is built to shred just as well in town as it does on the track. Extra credit for the smokey metal flake livery.

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BikeBound Top 10 Street / Flat Trackers of 2020.

BREE TRACKER: Yamaha SR500 flat tracker from 20-year-old Austrian phenom @moritz.bree aka “Kid McQueen.” Finished just in time for @wheels_and_waves 2024! “I wanted to give her a super 70s touch… Lots of color. I’m a fan of that time, that style. I liked the Rolls-Royce of the Beatles, so it had to be funky.” -Moritz 630cc big bore kit, lowered forks, custom subframe and swingarm, 19” Excel wheels w/ @hoosiertirefrance rubber, custom bodywork with @carstenestermann engraved yellow…

This week's custom motorcycles come in all shapes and sizes—from a pint-sized flat tracker, to a stylish BMW R18. Plus we take a look at a tidy BSA bobber, and a Norton Atlas with a Harley-Davidson WLA motor. Jake Drummond's Mini Tracker Jake Drummond has some rather crazy skills, but for his latest project, he went small, cheap and cheerful. This mini flat tracker took him three months to build and cost just $1,800, but it's just as cool as any bike twice its size. Jake started with a 1968…